Answering a question
One tap. There is no Check button.
Tap the answer you think is right. That's it — the result appears straight away, with the correct answer marked and the explanation below it.
There's no Check button. Choosing is answering. It used to take two presses, and the second one was just friction between you and the explanation.
A 58-year-old man has sudden tearing chest pain radiating to the back. Blood pressure is 180/100 in the right arm and 140/85 in the left. Which is the next best investigation?
Moving on
- Next becomes available once the question is resolved
- Skip moves you forward without recording an answer — the question stays unused, so you can meet it again later
- On the last question, Next becomes Finish Session
Changing your answer
In Study Mode you can't. The tap records the answer, and once you've seen the right one there's nothing honest left to change. If you aren't sure yet, read the stem once more before you tap — or rule out what you know is wrong and decide from what's left.